Evening Telegraph (First Edition) - 2016-07-04

• Parents’ anguish at death of Debbie, 36
• Concrete conference builds for future
• Almost Blue festival attracts 10,000 music fans
• Girl,11, bitten after bat flies through window
• Positive report for city housing service
• Woman assaulted near supermarke­t
• ‘Realising you are not alone is a step forward’
• Claims Baldovie skips are too full for rubbish
• Oor Wullie nursed back to full health
• See Gizmo and Jabba at Perth Museum
• ‘DELIGHt’ FOr MEGAN’s DAD AFtEr vIsA GrANtED
• Cars hit in £20k vandal rampage
• Work on busy route
• New support chair set to turn Riley’s life around
• Double Ds is the icing on the cake for Donna
• ROUND-UP Poor show sees ’Shire lose and fall down table
• Froome stays clear of bother
• Roselea prepare for life up north
• Hewitt praise for passion being shown from Kyrgios
• Pressure is on Portugal — Coleman
• Chris reckons the heat is on Ronaldo & Co
• Hoddle would consider offer
• French focus is on the Germans
• Cardle: We have no fear of step up to Championsh­ip
• McKinnon happy with United’s first run-out
• New Dee Duffy aims to impress Rodgers
• Nice midfielder Mendy signs four-year Foxes deal
• ‘We’re here hard yards,’
• Wright: We can’t follow Utd’s lead
• DICK IS ‘DELIGHTED’ AT LICHTIES’ SPIRIT
• To put in the says Hartley
• Dark Blues pair passed fit to fly
• GLEBE PARK VICTORY PLEASES BOSS LOCKE

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